RantCrush Top 5: September 26, 2016

Last week, the U.S. Department of the Interior finalized a rule that would allow a future unified Native Hawaiian government to establish an official relationship with the United States. More than 560 Native American nations already have similar rights to this and such a relationship “could allow federal considerations on issues ranging from land management to social services.”

Hawaiians are the last remaining indigenous group in the US that hasn’t been allowed to establish its own government https://t.co/0AMPOaSWAP

— Michelle B. Van Dyke (@michellebvd) October 20, 2015

Native Hawaiians, 2nd largest US indigenous population, granted right to self-determination #G2G @Interior #equity https://t.co/mBCPSlSOV9

— Dennis Alvord (@dennisalvord) September 24, 2016

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